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]]>As a hot tourist destination in the summer and winter, Europe can get quite pricy in terms of flights and accommodations. That’s why we suggest booking in the autumn months, as the demand is much lower , and you can get some unbeatable deals on flights and beautiful accommodations.
As mentioned above, the autumn months are not peak tourist seasons. As such, attractions will be a lot less crowded, making lines a breeze, and the viewer experience much more pleasurable. Theres nothing like a picture in font of Trevi Fountain with no people in the background!
Finally, the weather is much cooler. This is great especially since most places in Europe don’t have AC in the scorching heat. The fall foliage, coupled with beautiful castles and architecture, also enhances the beauty of the places. Countres in the UK in particular are quite enchanting in the fall, and a must- see for anyone seeking a European adventure.
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]]>Carving designs into pumpkins is a classic fall activity that many of us have enjoyed since we were kids, but this annual festival in New York’s Hudson Valley takes the tradition to a whole new level. Through November, over 7,000 hand-carved jack o’lanterns are on display at the Van Cortlandt Manor, a historic property along the Croton River. This year, the event will feature a new pumpkin Ferris wheel and circus sideshow for even more fall fun. Click here for more information and to book your tickets.
Down south, Dallasites celebrate the season by building a village of pumpkins and squash. Approximately 100,000 gourds are used to create all of the houses that make up Autumn at the Arboretum, with 150,000 additional fall plants serving as decor. There’s also a hay maze for children to play in as well as food and events appropriate for all ages. This year’s theme is ‘It’s The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown.’ Tickets are available here.
Pecans may be overlooked as a fall food in the northern states, but in North Carolina, they’re an essential part of autumnal festivities. As one of the top pecan producers in the state, Whiteville, NC’s reliance on the nut has served as a source of inspiration for its annual fall festival for more than two decades. The first weekend in November, visitors can eat, shop for local crafts, and enjoy live music from local bands as well as the long-awaited Pecan Parade. Admission is free, and more information is available here.
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]]>Just outside of Cleveland in Ohio’s Cuyahoga Valley National Park, this historic railroad offers passengers a front row seat to an impressive display of hickories and oaks. Come fall, the trees burst into a tapestry of rich autumnal colors, typically peaking toward the end of October. The line even has special dome cars with floor-to-ceiling windows for optimal foliage gazing.
Renowned as the world’s first mountain-climbing cog railway, this line provides passengers with a unique perspective as it ascends to the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire. Views from the railway are spectacular year-round, but are even more beautiful when the leaves start to change.
West of the Mississippi, the historic Georgetown Loop Railroad winds between former mining towns Georgetown and Silver Plume at heights of up to 600 feet. While perhaps not for the faint of heart, the journey does offer some truly incredible foliage views for those who don’t mind venturing to such altitudes. The line even hosts fall-themed events throughout the season such as a Fall Colors Train and a Pumpkinfest ride!
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]]>The post Plitvice Lakes Park in Croatia: The Perfect Fall Destination appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Plitvice Lakes National Park was announced as Croatia’s very first national park back in 1949, and as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1979. And once you see it, you’ll understand that it lives up to its status!
The amazing natural scenery of the park is beautiful all year long, but as it switches to its fall look, it is utterly stunning. Visiting the park, you’ll get to walk between the trees, look at the colorful leaves, and absorb the beauty of the lakes and waterfalls. Perfect relaxation and gorgeous Instagram pics are guaranteed.
For those interested in a full, immersive experience, the park also offers a bed and breakfast option, allowing you to really soak up the area’s beauty and serenity with no pressure.
Ticket prices vary according to duration of visit, and are free for children under the age of seven and for people with disabilities.
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]]>This campsite is located just next to the Maine border, and it’s a great option if you’re looking for a quiet place to be one with nature. You’ll find plenty of wildlife and beautifully colored trees when camping here in early fall—just note that most of the leaves are gone by late October.
Cabin rental options make Brighton State Park in Vermont a top choice if you’re looking to camp in a little more comfort. Stay inside and relax or venture out for a hike on one of the park’s trails until their camping season ends in mid-October.
Burlingame is one of the larger campgrounds in New England, so you’re sure to have plenty of space to enjoy nature. It surrounds a lake, so take a swim or rent a kayak as you take it all in.
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]]>Here are three fall travel must-haves that you will definitely want to have as you go off on adventures during this season.
Cardigans are so great for traveling and fall. Why? Well, these light to medium sweaters are insanely foldable, which means that they occupy almost zero space in your bag. They’re also easy to carry around and put on at night when the temperatures drop and you want to cut the chill.
Fall is the beginning of scarf season, and we definitely recommend taking one along with you for your travels at this time of the year. You’ll want to pack one that isn’t too heavy, but that will help keep you warm on a chilly day or at night.
Fall can also mean rain, which means that boots that can adapt and respond to the current weather conditions are also a must-take. Waterproof boots that aren’t too warm and allow your feet to breathe are a perfect option to take with you while traveling in autumn.
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]]>The post Why The End Of Summer Is The Best Time To Travel appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Fall hasn’t yet settled in with heavy rain and cloudy skies and the days are still warm while the nights are cooler. This type of weather is enjoyable for walking and sightseeing if you’re visiting a city. This is also the perfect combo if you’re opting for a seaside vacation, since the sea is still at a pleasant temperature for bathing, and the nights are chilly enough for a good sleep.
If you’re someone who prefers to avoid big crowds or jam-packed beaches, taking an off-season vacation might be ideal for you. Especially if you’re travelling solo, you can use this to your advantage and have a peaceful trip filled with “me-time” and self-reflection.
Last minute travel offers are usually a lot cheaper than the ones in peak season. You can easily find sweet deals for a fraction of the price. This is especially useful if you’re travelling on a budget and trying to cut costs. It is also a lot easier to find accommodation at this time, since the crowds of tourists have scattered away by now, leaving you with more staying options to choose from. Some hotels even offer half-price room bookings in this period.
And perhaps the most satisfying thing about travelling off-season is the fact that, while everyone else is getting back to work, your holiday is just beginning.
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]]>In this article we will try to explain why we consider fall as a great season for travel, and why you should start packing your bags right now!
During the summer, most of the popular tourist destinations are overcrowded, which leads to frustrating situations like long lines for almost everything. Visiting during the fall will make your vacation more laid-back and give you a better perspective of how the real life of the locals looks like, thereby giving your trip a more authentic feeling.
As the peak of the summer season passes, the prices of every travel expense start to shrink and you can find more affordable accommodation and plane tickets.
The summer heat makes travel almost unbearable and exhausting, especially in big urban areas. On the other hand, winter with its low temperatures can also make traveling very unpleasant. Fall, pretty much like spring, provides us with the perfect weather to explore new places without getting demoralized by the weather conditions.
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]]>The post Reasons To Visit Vienna In the Fall appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>In mid-November, you can be witness of the exclusive event – the Vienna Art Week. With lots of exhibitions, artist talks, tours and installations, it will remind you that Vienna truly is a cultural hotspot.
If you love Halloween, then Vienna will make you love it even more! The Prater amusement park creates a parallel world with lots of zombies, ghosts and other scary characters – and dressing up is welcomed! Every activity is turned into a spooky one, so you can sit on a ghost train or enjoy any other ride, like the ferris wheel and the Praterturm.
This is something every wine lover will like – Heurige is a local winery that opens their doors and offers exclusive opportunities to all guests to walk through famous vineyards in Nussberg or Mauer and also, taste some delicious wine!
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]]>The post Here’s Three Reasons Why You Should Travel to Europe in the Fall appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>As a hot tourist destination in the summer and winter, Europe can get quite pricy in terms of flights and accommodations. That’s why we suggest booking in the autumn months, as the demand is much lower , and you can get some unbeatable deals on flights and beautiful accommodations.
As mentioned above, the autumn months are not peak tourist seasons. As such, attractions will be a lot less crowded, making lines a breeze, and the viewer experience much more pleasurable. Theres nothing like a picture in font of Trevi Fountain with no people in the background!
Finally, the weather is much cooler. This is great especially since most places in Europe don’t have AC in the scorching heat. The fall foliage, coupled with beautiful castles and architecture, also enhances the beauty of the places. Countres in the UK in particular are quite enchanting in the fall, and a must- see for anyone seeking a European adventure.
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]]>The post These are the Can’t-Miss Fall Festivals Around the US appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Carving designs into pumpkins is a classic fall activity that many of us have enjoyed since we were kids, but this annual festival in New York’s Hudson Valley takes the tradition to a whole new level. Through November, over 7,000 hand-carved jack o’lanterns are on display at the Van Cortlandt Manor, a historic property along the Croton River. This year, the event will feature a new pumpkin Ferris wheel and circus sideshow for even more fall fun. Click here for more information and to book your tickets.
Down south, Dallasites celebrate the season by building a village of pumpkins and squash. Approximately 100,000 gourds are used to create all of the houses that make up Autumn at the Arboretum, with 150,000 additional fall plants serving as decor. There’s also a hay maze for children to play in as well as food and events appropriate for all ages. This year’s theme is ‘It’s The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown.’ Tickets are available here.
Pecans may be overlooked as a fall food in the northern states, but in North Carolina, they’re an essential part of autumnal festivities. As one of the top pecan producers in the state, Whiteville, NC’s reliance on the nut has served as a source of inspiration for its annual fall festival for more than two decades. The first weekend in November, visitors can eat, shop for local crafts, and enjoy live music from local bands as well as the long-awaited Pecan Parade. Admission is free, and more information is available here.
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]]>The post The Best Train Rides to See Foliage in the Fall appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Just outside of Cleveland in Ohio’s Cuyahoga Valley National Park, this historic railroad offers passengers a front row seat to an impressive display of hickories and oaks. Come fall, the trees burst into a tapestry of rich autumnal colors, typically peaking toward the end of October. The line even has special dome cars with floor-to-ceiling windows for optimal foliage gazing.
Renowned as the world’s first mountain-climbing cog railway, this line provides passengers with a unique perspective as it ascends to the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire. Views from the railway are spectacular year-round, but are even more beautiful when the leaves start to change.
West of the Mississippi, the historic Georgetown Loop Railroad winds between former mining towns Georgetown and Silver Plume at heights of up to 600 feet. While perhaps not for the faint of heart, the journey does offer some truly incredible foliage views for those who don’t mind venturing to such altitudes. The line even hosts fall-themed events throughout the season such as a Fall Colors Train and a Pumpkinfest ride!
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]]>The post Plitvice Lakes Park in Croatia: The Perfect Fall Destination appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Plitvice Lakes National Park was announced as Croatia’s very first national park back in 1949, and as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1979. And once you see it, you’ll understand that it lives up to its status!
The amazing natural scenery of the park is beautiful all year long, but as it switches to its fall look, it is utterly stunning. Visiting the park, you’ll get to walk between the trees, look at the colorful leaves, and absorb the beauty of the lakes and waterfalls. Perfect relaxation and gorgeous Instagram pics are guaranteed.
For those interested in a full, immersive experience, the park also offers a bed and breakfast option, allowing you to really soak up the area’s beauty and serenity with no pressure.
Ticket prices vary according to duration of visit, and are free for children under the age of seven and for people with disabilities.
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]]>The post Best Camping Spots to See Peak Foliage appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This campsite is located just next to the Maine border, and it’s a great option if you’re looking for a quiet place to be one with nature. You’ll find plenty of wildlife and beautifully colored trees when camping here in early fall—just note that most of the leaves are gone by late October.
Cabin rental options make Brighton State Park in Vermont a top choice if you’re looking to camp in a little more comfort. Stay inside and relax or venture out for a hike on one of the park’s trails until their camping season ends in mid-October.
Burlingame is one of the larger campgrounds in New England, so you’re sure to have plenty of space to enjoy nature. It surrounds a lake, so take a swim or rent a kayak as you take it all in.
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]]>The post Three Fall Travel Must-Haves appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Here are three fall travel must-haves that you will definitely want to have as you go off on adventures during this season.
Cardigans are so great for traveling and fall. Why? Well, these light to medium sweaters are insanely foldable, which means that they occupy almost zero space in your bag. They’re also easy to carry around and put on at night when the temperatures drop and you want to cut the chill.
Fall is the beginning of scarf season, and we definitely recommend taking one along with you for your travels at this time of the year. You’ll want to pack one that isn’t too heavy, but that will help keep you warm on a chilly day or at night.
Fall can also mean rain, which means that boots that can adapt and respond to the current weather conditions are also a must-take. Waterproof boots that aren’t too warm and allow your feet to breathe are a perfect option to take with you while traveling in autumn.
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]]>The post Why The End Of Summer Is The Best Time To Travel appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Fall hasn’t yet settled in with heavy rain and cloudy skies and the days are still warm while the nights are cooler. This type of weather is enjoyable for walking and sightseeing if you’re visiting a city. This is also the perfect combo if you’re opting for a seaside vacation, since the sea is still at a pleasant temperature for bathing, and the nights are chilly enough for a good sleep.
If you’re someone who prefers to avoid big crowds or jam-packed beaches, taking an off-season vacation might be ideal for you. Especially if you’re travelling solo, you can use this to your advantage and have a peaceful trip filled with “me-time” and self-reflection.
Last minute travel offers are usually a lot cheaper than the ones in peak season. You can easily find sweet deals for a fraction of the price. This is especially useful if you’re travelling on a budget and trying to cut costs. It is also a lot easier to find accommodation at this time, since the crowds of tourists have scattered away by now, leaving you with more staying options to choose from. Some hotels even offer half-price room bookings in this period.
And perhaps the most satisfying thing about travelling off-season is the fact that, while everyone else is getting back to work, your holiday is just beginning.
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]]>The post Three Reasons Why You Should Travel During The Fall appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>In this article we will try to explain why we consider fall as a great season for travel, and why you should start packing your bags right now!
During the summer, most of the popular tourist destinations are overcrowded, which leads to frustrating situations like long lines for almost everything. Visiting during the fall will make your vacation more laid-back and give you a better perspective of how the real life of the locals looks like, thereby giving your trip a more authentic feeling.
As the peak of the summer season passes, the prices of every travel expense start to shrink and you can find more affordable accommodation and plane tickets.
The summer heat makes travel almost unbearable and exhausting, especially in big urban areas. On the other hand, winter with its low temperatures can also make traveling very unpleasant. Fall, pretty much like spring, provides us with the perfect weather to explore new places without getting demoralized by the weather conditions.
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]]>The post Reasons To Visit Vienna In the Fall appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>In mid-November, you can be witness of the exclusive event – the Vienna Art Week. With lots of exhibitions, artist talks, tours and installations, it will remind you that Vienna truly is a cultural hotspot.
If you love Halloween, then Vienna will make you love it even more! The Prater amusement park creates a parallel world with lots of zombies, ghosts and other scary characters – and dressing up is welcomed! Every activity is turned into a spooky one, so you can sit on a ghost train or enjoy any other ride, like the ferris wheel and the Praterturm.
This is something every wine lover will like – Heurige is a local winery that opens their doors and offers exclusive opportunities to all guests to walk through famous vineyards in Nussberg or Mauer and also, taste some delicious wine!
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